Havanese Puppies For Sale

The Havanese (or the Havana Silk Dog) belongs to the the Bichon group of small dogs. The Spanish traders traded theses little dogs to Cuban women in order to maintain trade relations. They have been bred to have long, silky hair, expressive eyes, and cuddly size.

Havanese Puppy Temperament

Havanese are companion dogs, not just a lapdog; the Havanese is trainable and surprisingly energetic, and has excelled in dog sports and canine careers ranging from circus performer to assisting the handicapped.

The Havanese has a spirited personality and a curious disposition. They are considered ideal family pets and a true companion dog, highly adaptable to almost any environment.

They will come with age appropriate shots and medical care. A certified veterinary health check, one year Health guarantee. Owner’s manual and puppy starter pack.​

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 I will accept $400 deposits when individual puppy pictures are posted, usually when the babies are 3 to 4 week old. I do not keep a waiting list for Havanese.

Penny

Gender: Reddish Brown Irish Pied female

D.O.B.: 09/26/2023

Ready To Go Home: 11/21/2023

Expected Weight: around 10 pounds

Parents: Miss Lead and General Lies

Adoption Fee:  I Was Adopted!

Sinker

Gender: Gray & White Irish Pied Male

D.O.B.: 09/26/2023

Ready To Go Home: 11/21/2023

Expected Weight: 10 to 12 ish pounds

Parents: Miss Lead and General Lies

Adoption Fee:  1800

Miss Chuff

Gender: Female

Breed: AKC spayed Havanese

D.O.B.: 08/21/2021

Ready To Go Home: 08/14/2023

Expected Weight: 8 pounds

Parents: 

Adoption Fee: 

 

Miss Chuff, born 8/21/21. This girl was bought from another breeder to bring in new dna to our breeding g program. I got her as an older puppy; I did not breed her myself.  She is small for a Havanese, just under 8 pounds. She is loving and loves to cuddle and sleep with me at night. She gets along well with other animals, but can become jealous if she is not getting enough attention. She is up to date on all shots. She seems to do well with both men and woman who visit.

 

The reason I am rehoming her is because she is allergic to chicken. This is not uncommon in the small dog world. It is easy to control her diet, I have her on an all beef diet. Crate trained, house trained, puppy pad trained. She does fine in a car.

 

Miss Chuff does not like commotion; she attaches to one person and does not trust easily. She is a dog who will require patience, she may bite.